| Re: CVS perspective - how to set up "Repository location" [message #248253] |
Wed, 02 June 2004 04:20  |
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Originally posted by: raritzu.yahoo.co.uk
No, no, no... It's not my eclipse home path I need to put in there, but the
one where the cvs resides (on that server, in this case dev.eclipse.org is
the host). I did check out projects before using "CVS Repository Exploring"
perspective in Eclipse, and the "Repository path" it is the remote path,
where the project resides, and not my eclipse home path, that is for sure.
Have a look at the CVS perspective, you realise what I mean.
For example I did check out the following:
user:anonymous
password:***
host: cvs.codehaus.org
port: default
repository path: /scm/cvspublic
And the /scm/cvspublic is the path on that host.
Thanks for the reply tho,
Cheers,
Art.
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| Re: CVS perspective - how to set up "Repository location" [message #248329 is a reply to message #248253] |
Wed, 02 June 2004 07:26  |
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Originally posted by: manahan.NOSPAM.ca.ibm.com
Yes, yes, yes :-) Rich's answer is the answer.
/home/eclipse is the eclipse cvs repository path.
:pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/home/eclipse
is the CVSROOT you need to use.
Peter
Arthur B. wrote:
> No, no, no... It's not my eclipse home path I need to put in there, but the
> one where the cvs resides (on that server, in this case dev.eclipse.org is
> the host). I did check out projects before using "CVS Repository Exploring"
> perspective in Eclipse, and the "Repository path" it is the remote path,
> where the project resides, and not my eclipse home path, that is for sure.
> Have a look at the CVS perspective, you realise what I mean.
> For example I did check out the following:
>
> user:anonymous
> password:***
>
> host: cvs.codehaus.org
> port: default
> repository path: /scm/cvspublic
> And the /scm/cvspublic is the path on that host.
> Thanks for the reply tho,
>
> Cheers,
>
> Art.
>
>
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